Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1923, Page 15

S REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923, REAL ESTATE. i s dv Construction Work to Remain BIG F A“_ [UMB[R i ot e W e e :‘;fm:'?l:';"n::;.":':*m:IJmu||||m|m||||||uumnmnnmlmnmnumuummmmmmmmmnumllmmmnmmmlmmmmmmmnmmumnnmmmmmnumnmnm'mfluuu|m|||m|n|m||w” : ai. current outward movement of lumber | rade will be met much more expe: | , v tiously than was possible last spring. Home Values Without Competition Active in U. S., Straus Thinks e e e B LoD Six Lgrge Rooms Electric Lights Tiled Bath Daylight Cellar Hot-Water Heat Laundry Tubs { i quent buying Imperative. A feature | beginning to tend upward again. ' of the situation is that whenever an | good deal brisker. During the last i order is placed immedlate delivery ix | weol ‘there’ has been noted a good 1 al i demanded showing OW | increase in buylng by furniture inter- Says Let- Have Very Serious | _ = ay el DOu/ll Would y |M Deal Beli H | ) in Fall. | will’ become big factors on ;he mar any Dealers Believe Home| opinion among dealers in some of | ket shortly. Automobile makers also 3 J < | - ¢ 2 3 e active buyers, and of the Effect on All Lines of Business e AL el ST 0| are o detive buyers and ot ‘the. Throghout Country. A Breakfast Porch—for a comfortable and cozy meal. | A Large Front Porch—A place for reading com fort or afternoon tea. A Deep Sleeping Porch—Our high elevation makes Building Boom Then Will | i very, Reary ‘home building | SUies, IMBOrians SoRAREEs S iy our porch an ideal place to secure refreshing sleep ¢ needs are. | ests, and it appears certain that thes ; Hardwood prices have registered no further declines. Some items show an upward tendency. | further retrenchment in purchasing. Be at High Tide. | deal of thought to | clally in view of the car shortage that is likely to occur when fruit and n crops begin moving. and they | GRANT RAISE TO CAR MEN. le trade in both softwoods | t any time lik to abandon dwoods improved noticeably | their polic bu¥ing from hand to| CHICAGO, July 21.—The street car he first part of | mouth only, so strictly adhered to|garbitration commission hearing th n Lumberm - mills meanwhile are pre- | Wage dispute between the Chicag, are y | surface Hn(-x and 14,000 Qmp!o\'»% las There is nothing at present to sug- [er * mest that easing off in building ac-| tivities during t will continuc , 47,000 and There is a ke of apprentices 1 past two months such an extes nal building nd business i for this s for mext r. f pay is 70 cents an huur employes had asked for a ten-cent an-hour increase and the company ¢ | had opposed an ise. - { auotations, L le weather has im of now being con pprentices in the build which will in time per ome effect on the labor po Tnnu:n {n the retall trade July and | © However, e that fa R R LA A A ”’m{fi!ilfll TR Where Can You Duplicate This Home in Prlce, Construction and Location? 8 Already Sold 6,250! 500 Cash Monthly Payments Less Than Rent ing purpos tatement Chese inquirie 1 general assumption a most interested in the imp ment of property that to go ith building p in keeping EXHIBIT HOUSE Thn'd St. NW. (Near Varnum) NEW PETWORTH SUBDIVISION Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. the much building e of still ¢ ensue with activities Rents Now High, i e is mo gainsaying the fact both fe dentia m.»,\.m‘\ seem high at! D Duilding wi now would b Take “Grant Circle Bus” or Sth St. Car Marked “Soldiers’ Home” down i building ope I lopments would also mean | in all building an_added burden ¥ of higher Terms Can Be Arranged D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 IIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIlIHIIIIIIIHlxII||llI]IIINIIlIlIIIIIlIlIIIlIll|I|!|!ll!lllldllllflllllllllIIIIlIII’III II|I|IHIIIHIIIII!IIIIIIIIHIIIHH|JJ|II|II||II!IIIIllfllllillll!HI!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilllllllllllllll 7227777 NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY SILVER SPRING . SOUTH WOODSIDE Drive Out 16th Street Past Walter Reed Hospital by Way of Alaska Avenueand Georgia Avenue Extended to Silver Spring and South Woodside costs, th |60 CONVICTED IN PARIS DRIVE ON DRUG USERS | w Shortage There is not 8 Doctors and 2 Druggists A.mong\ Guilty—Physician Given Two | Years in Prison. tomers were tenced to varyin n not long| nees with the < | most of whom have hended that building it is to be Description 5-room and bath Bungalow .$5,750 \ the trial showed that Tapestry Brick Homcs. both English and Colonial styles. Your choice of an open 6-room and bath Bungalow with built-in | active « goncrete or covered front porch. Double rear p inc arge sleeping porch Barage oo e s $6,250 \ v ey il L o is e mogscnanic sk and deaiboarc 5-room and bath Bungalow, large unfin- N\ i h one contains two large closets. Concrete cellar under entire house, ishediatbicy. - 5. 00 o o0 $7,250 N 6-room and bath two-story house. ....... $7,700 N\ 5-room and bath, tapestry brick over tile N\ Sa_mple Home, 2422 2d Street N.E. N\ Bungalow, large unfinished attic. .. ... $9,700 & § 8.room and two.-bnth, two -apartment Open Daily and Sunday for Inspection § frame house, with separate entrances N . . TO INSPECT— § and porehes. .. ... e e $9,800 N Seml'Bungalow m ¥ . % = A L § 7-room and two-bath, two-story tapestry N e Dt ot Seconh o prenery Doieis vl 2 blicks § brick over tile.................... $11,500 N : Large lots, trees, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, city water, sanitary plumbing, K\ Chevy Chase P al'k, D . Co 913 15th oy Main N elecsric ligh%so,o:uilt-in garages, concrete sidewalks to elec};ric cars, well yb:ill stonge Street 617 roads. Reduced to $15,000 Small Cash Payments Liberal Terms North Washington Realty Co. L G If You Believe in the United States—You Believe in Washington Gl = Incorporated - e o . Washington Office ilver Spring ce All Previous Records Broken No. 1653 Penna. Ave, N.W. B e . B N Main 9716 and 6152 N m the ‘ B. Houston McCeney E. Brooke Lee &\\\ § Sales Office on Georgia Avenue Extended Immediately North of Silver Spring § S l f H Open Every Day and Evening. § ey The Choice Locationof Chevy Chase, Md. During the present year we have sold more new houses than at any similar period in the history of this large organ- ization; and even though it is midsummer, there has been no let up in the demand. Buy Now—Don’t Delay! The available supply of new dwellings is rapidly diminishing and comparatively few new construction projects are being started. There- fore, to delay until the Fall buying rush is on may mean the keenest dis- ¢ appointment. Today’s market offers a greater variety and undoubtedly better prices than will be procurable in the Fall season. When Ready to Buy This great organization with a commanding array of the best offer- ings in every section of the city and suburbs, is wonderfully equipped to render you the highest degree of ser vice in finding for you just the home vou want, at the price you want to pay. < 5804 30th Street DESCRIPTION This unusual semi-bungalow, located on a lot 75 feet front on 30th St. by a depth of 137.5 feet. First floor has large living room with beautiful brick fire- place, dining room, pantry, kitchen with Pullman brea t; one bedroom with complete bath adjoin- ing. Second floor has three beautiful bedrooms with immense closets and complete tiled bathroom with shower, and immense linen closet. Unusually large . closets are the feature of this house. Cement front porch, oak floors, electric lights, hot-water heat, slate roof. Terms may be arranged. TO INSPECT Drive through Rock Creek Park via Rock Creek Ford, or out Conn. Ave. to Chevy Chase Circle, and then through Rittenhouse "Street to our office at 32d and Rittenhouse Sts., opposite Purple Iris Tea House. Our representative there will be glad to show the Houses. The only way to evade high rentals is to buy and to let the money you are now paying as rent pay for vour home. / Beat the Rental Game — Buy a Home ALL . AND @@. |N¢-E@ : 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 to 2699 Open—Lighted Until 9 P.M. 21 East Melrose Street—contains 9 rooms; convenient to the car line; unusually attractive; well constructed at a period of low cost; open Sunday afternoon, sales- man on premises. $1 6,500 THOMAS J. FISHER AND CO., Inc. Main 6830 738 15th St. N.W. l%flmnnnmnmmmnmmfimmnummuumum[lmmunmummum|um|mmu||ummmmummm|||uuu|u||u|m|rummmuuumunnumlmnmuummnmf Quinter, Thomas & Company “Real Estate Financing” EXCLUSIVE AGENTS - 819 15th St. N.W. Tel. Main 8416